Wallace is playing RT for Windsor, measuring in at 6’5 270-pounds. He has good initial quickness out of his stance, with good timing on his initial punch. Creates contact first with his opponent. Maintains a low pad level with his good knee bend, flexibility, and balance. Good foot quickness as well. Very good strength. Uses his very good hand strength and hand placement to get ahold of his opponent, controlling and steering them out of the way. Good anchor in pass protection creating extra time for his QB. Wallace does a good job from 1^st to 2^nd level blocks showcasing his athleticism. Good run blocking on the move too. Keep an eye out for this young offensive tackle as he continues to blossom into a great player.

Wallace is an intriguing prospect measuring in at 6’5 253-pounds playing OT. Off the bat, he has great size for a tackle. He has good initial quickness out of his stance and hand speed to engage his opponent first. Wallace maintains a low pad level throughout due to his good knee bend and flexibility. Wallace has very good hand placement and hand strength. Uses his strength to control and steer his opponent with ease. He also demonstrates quick feet to match the speed of athletic edge rushers. He anchors into the ground, standing tall with his very good balance and body control. He has very good competitive toughness as well. Gives his all during the rep and wants to learn more. I’m excited to see how he does this upcoming season for Windsor after a productive off-season honing his craft.

Wallace measures in at 6’5 240-pounds, playing offensive tackle for Windsor. Wallace has great size for an offensive tackle. He has a good initial quickness out of his stance paired with good hand speed. Wallace maintains his low pad level to due good knee bend, flexibility, very good body control, and balance. He has controlled footwork and good foot quickness. Wallace has very good hand placement with good hand strength. Wallace has strong base and anchors himself to the ground to combat pass rush moves. He’s another prospect that I’m excited to see more of, and believe he has a lot of potential !

Standing at 6’4, Wallace brings size and versatility to the tight end position. He’s put in notable work this offseason, sharpening his route running and footwork to better create separation. Wallace’s frame gives quarterbacks a big target over the middle, and he has the strength to be a reliable blocker in the run game. While still developing top end speed, he uses technique and leverage to win matchups against linebackers. With a growing offensive role and the ability to contribute in multiple ways, Wallace has the tools to be an under the radar prospects who emerges as a real problem for defenses this fall.